Many Aristocrats appear in the top 200 of the Rich List including 4 Dukes, 3 Viscounts, 2 Earls and a Prince:
| Rank | Name | Worth | Rise/Fall | Source of wealth |
| 4 (3) | Duke of Westminster | £7,000m | £250m |
Property |
| 13= (9) | Sir Philip and Lady Green | £4,200m | £95m |
Retailing |
| 13= (9) | Sir Philip and Lady Green | £4,200m | £95m |
Retailing |
| 19 (18) | Sir Richard Branson | £3,085m | £485m |
Internet, Mobile phones, Transport |
| 21 (19) | Earl Cadogan and family | £2,850m | £550m |
Property |
| 26 (22) | Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay | £2,200m | £400m |
Property, Media |
| 33 (35=) | Baroness Howard de Walden and family | £1,820m | £420m |
Property |
| 36 (57=) | Sir Anthony Bamford and family | £1,650m | £700m |
Construction equipment |
| 43 (61=) | Sir James Dyson and family | £1,450m | £530m |
Household goods | 46= (43=) | Lord Ashcroft | £1,300m | £50m |
Business services |
| 53= (45=) | Lord Grantchester and the Moores family | £1,200m | - |
Retailing, Football pools |
| 53= (52=) | Viscount Portman and family | £1,200m | £200m |
Property |
| 56= (73=) | Douglas and Dame Mary Perkins and family | £1,150m | £340m |
Opticians |
| 59 (56) | Sir Ian Wood and family | £1,119m | £157m |
Oil services, Fishing |
| 63 (55) | Sir Terry Matthews | £1,043m | £68m |
Computers |
| 64 (30) | Sir Ken Morrison and family | £1,034m | £506m |
Supermarkets |
| 66 (68) | Viscount Cowdray and the Pearson family | £1,015m | £165m |
Media |
| 67= (158=) | Lord Kirkham and family | £1,000m | £570m |
Furniture |
| 75 (63=) | Lord Sainsbury and family | £960m | £60m |
Supermarkets |
| 80= (71=) | The Earl of Iveagh and the Guinness family | £850m | £30m |
Property, Brewing |
| 80= (115=) | Lord Paul and family | £850m | £300m |
Industry |
| 89 (85=) | Lord Sugar | £770m | £40m |
Electrical goods |
| 90= (80=) | Lord Vestey and family | 750m | - |
Meat |
| 95 (85=) | Lord Laidlaw | £745m | £15m |
Conferences |
| 98 (100) | Viscount Rothermere and family | £730m | £122m |
Media |
| 106= (71=) | Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou and family | £680m | £140m |
Aviation |
| 106= (89) | Lord Lloyd-Webber | £680m | £20m |
Entertainment |
| 108= (98) | Sir Cameron Mackintosh | £675m | £40m |
Entertainment |
| 110= (103=) | The Duke of Devonshire | £670m | £70m |
Land |
| 114= (114) | Sir Donald Gordon and family | £650m | £93m |
Property |
| 114= (132=) | Lord Ballyedmond | £650m | £150m |
Pharmaceuticals |
| 132= (144) | The Duke of Sutherland | £580m | £100m |
Land, Art |
| 138= (109) | Sir Anwar Pervez and family | £550m | £30m |
Cash and carry |
| 145= (142) | The Duke of Bedford | £520m | £30m |
Land |
| 151= (new) | Prince Jonathan and Princess Gesine Doria Pamphilj | £500m | New |
Inheritance |
| 161 (145) | Sir Paul McCartney | £495m | £20m |
Music |
| 166= (158=) | Sir Peter Rigby | £480m | £50m |
Computers, Hotels, Aviation |
| 166= (174) | Lord Rothschild | £480m | £90m |
Finance |
| 170= (175=) | Sir David Samworth and family | £470m | £85m |
Food |
| 178= (151=) | Sir Evelyn and Lady de Rothschild and family | £450m | - |
Finance |
| 178= (151=) | Sir Donald Gosling | £450m | - |
Property |
| 178= (151=) | Sir Evelyn and Lady de Rothschild and family | £450m | - |
Finance |
| 186= (178) | Sir Arnold Clark and family | £430m | £53m |
Car sales |
| 189= (371=) | Sir David McMurtry | £425m | £250m |
Engineering |
| 200= (214=) | Lord Edmiston | £400m | £80m |
Property, Car sales |
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